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I've noticed a whole bunch of new green dating sites populating the internet recently, all trying to capitalize on the green / eco-friendly movement. Many of these sites are essentially generic templates that just have a redesigned facade slapped on the front, while the membership database is shared with hundreds of other template sites and their members.
As an eco-friendly person interested in online dating, it's hard to know which sites are genuine and which are just trying to rope you in for a subscription fee. Luckily there are a few tell-tale signs that let you know what you're dealing with.
Does the site have a blog?
This is probably the best way to tell how genuine a site is. Blogs take time and need to be written by somebody on a regular basis, and need to be on a subject matter of interest to the site's audience. This isn't to say that a site without a blog is definitely bogus, but a site...
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May 11, 2010
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This is an article I recently found (http://www.innvista.com/health/nutrition/amino/pdamage.htm) saying that heating any food causes it to lose its nutritional value, and in many cases adds dangerous carcinogens that are harmful to your health.
I'd be very interested in hearing from Raw Food eaters about their experiences and any studies they might be familiar with regarding the issues raised in the article.
Protein Damage Through Heating
Protein structure is altered during heating; and, since most people do not eat their meat or eggs raw, this is a major factor to consider. Evidence is mounting indicating that heated animal protein may be a significant factor in coronary thrombosis since it reportedly causes a shortening of both the blood clotting time and the platelet clumping time. The amino acids in eggs are coagulated by heat and thereby lost to the body. Eggs also contain sulphur, which puts a heavy strain on the liver...
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Nov 12, 2009
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October 1st, 2009
Hello EcoDaters,
I hope I'm catching you at a good time. There's a few things I want to share with you that are best received in a good state of mind.
EcoDater is about 6 months old now and is rapidly approaching 1,000 members. I personally review and approve every new profile, weeding out the crap and ensuring that our community is populated with good, earnest and genuine people.
And we have some great people here! I've been in touch with many of you, and you guys have really impressed me with your ambition, intelligence and willingness to help. I thought it was a good time now to tell you more about me and the EcoDater story. I've been asking all of you to share of yourselves, so I thought it was a good call for to me to follow my own intentions.
My name is Ryel. I created and run EcoDater. I live in Denver where I'm happily...
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Oct 09, 2009
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This is a guest post by Katy Allgeyer, Feng Shui master and blogger over at the Feng Shui by Fish Girl blog (http://fengshuibyfishgirl.com). Katy's bio is below the post.
The placement of furniture and arranging space is important to good feng shui. Creating a balanced, beautiful space for love to flourish is key. Here are some ideas you can put into practice immediately to strengthen an existing love relationship (or attract the opportunity to meet a new love if you are available and open to one).
- Have two matching bedside tables and matching lamps. Having two of a kind symbolizes equality and a balanced love relationship. If one table and accessories is dominant over the other, that represents similar disharmony in the relationship.
- Place your...
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Sep 21, 2009
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